Jim,
got the exact same pipe, shape, everything, but a Peterson, circa 2010
go figure… I think they made it on their 3D printer. ?
JohnK
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got the exact same pipe, shape, everything, but a Peterson, circa 2010
go figure… I think they made it on their 3D printer. ?
JohnK
Esoterica Tilbury from 2017 in a Sasieni Four Dot Amesbury
Enjoyed a tasty peach, and am a quarter of the way through this bowl of Watch City Glass Slipper Micro-Batch in an undated straight brown sandblasted Tom Eltang cherrywood with a black acrylic saddle stem. Time for another set of walks.
If you were closer to NYC I’d offer up my services, but I think we are to far away lol. I’ve been in the HVAC field for over 10yrs and have installed many a residential and commercial AC unit/system. I’d be willing to answer questions and help make sure some HVAC company isn’t overcharging you if you want.
I have a bunch of Tillbury thats been aging for awhile and some more recently purchased, and can you believe I have yet to try it.
my last smoke of the day, Old London in a Jack Howell and reading a while while the family sleeps
Good Night folks, Nightcap in a sandblast Devil's Cut.
Thanks for the offer! Haggled like a fishmonger's wife and got the best price out of three companies. With part shortage and lack of staffing, I think everyone's suffering.
An hour ago: Butternut Burley in my Brebbia Avanti Bent Billiard. My first pipe, got it new in May, 1997.
Now: MacBaren # 1 in a Peterson St. Pat's 2021 15 model Straight Billiard.
Now: MacBaren # 1 in a Peterson St. Pat's 2021 15 model Straight Billiard.
Just finished some Ken Byron Verge Engine Retrodrive in a Castello Army Mount Billiard.
Now smoking year 2016 Orlik Golden Sliced in a smooth brown medium bend Abbott 788 (Sasieni family era) author with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Try it ! Tilbury is very good ?
Sutliff 507C in a Castello Old Antiquari 65
First smoke of the day is the remainder of last nights Evening Flake in my AKB Meer. Woke up and my tongue felt like dried out leather so I held off on my morning pipe. I can still taste fine but my tongue still feels odd. Oddly today Biotene made my tongue numb for a few minutes.
Smoking my pipe, sittin on the tailgate, watchin the tobacco gettin primed. 
Smoking some Lane Dark Red in the Bones Stubby, drinking an IPA and gettin' ready to grill some chicken!
Even though only separated by some twenty / twenty five years this M.F (Montague FRIEDLANDER) shape could hardly be more different to the traditional M.F Billiard shape posted yesterday
+ Peter Stokkebye BLACK CHERRY:-
The Italian made JET SET "Flying Disc" pipe of the 1960s definitely has at least one of the characteristics of the Friedlander:-
+ Peter Stokkebye BLACK CHERRY:-
The Italian made JET SET "Flying Disc" pipe of the 1960s definitely has at least one of the characteristics of the Friedlander:-
Full Virginia Flake in an early Barling that also has M. White over Edinburgh
The patent number dates the first Nutt "Hurricane Pipe" to 1932
"Le numéro de brevet (Pat. No.) permet de la dater précisément : 1932"
(Pipefil.eu)
I believe these pipes continued into the 1950s ... and speaking about nuts: here's a walnut:-
There was even a Nutt pipe for the golfer ... did Bing have one?
As for the pivot windshield: these were also made of bakelite/vulcanite:-
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